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The Natives //Photo: Justin Bieggar

October 3, 2017

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#NewNoise: Equal parts emotive and mesmerizing, Tokyo-based producer Shingo Nakamura’s inaugural Monstercat Silk release “Glow” evokes a moving energy accompanied by transformative melodies.

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